Le franc canton

Site dedicated to Canadian Heraldic or Crested China

3rd Period - Coronations 1936-1937

The death of George V, followed the same year by the abdication of Edward VIII and the accesion to the Throne by George VI created an array  of commemorative items by the English, German and even Canadian china and pottery manufacturers.The same moulds and patterns were used times and again to create new ware for the Canadian market to celebrate the events of 1936 and 1937.

	Sovereign Potters, Hamilton, Canada cake plate, rare, "Three Kings 1936", adorned with the Royal Standard and the Union Jack, as well as the arms of the Dominion of Canada below the portrait of George V and Queen Mary, 1936.		Aynsley Coronation creamer and sugar with the portrait of Edward VIII, decked with the arms of the Dominion of Canada and other Commonwealth countries, 1936.

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